To determine the sequence of transformations to map quadrilateral $ABCD$ to quadrilateral $GHIJ$, let's examine the placement and orientation of both quadrilaterals:

1. Translation: Observing the coordinates of $ABCD$ and $GHIJ$, we see that $ABCD$ could be moved down and left to overlap with $GHIJ$. This translation appears to shift $ABCD$ downward and leftward.

2. Reflection or Rotation: After translating, we may need to check if a rotation or reflection is necessary for full alignment, depending on the quadrilateral orientation after translation.

Steps:

• First Transformation (likely translation): A translation down and left to align part of $ABCD$ with $GHIJ$.
• Second Transformation: A reflection over the x-axis or possibly a rotation.

The answer in the drop-downs would likely be:

1. First box: Translation
2. Second box: Reflection or Rotation (depending on the orientation upon examination)

Would you like more details on verifying this alignment?

Here are some questions that could deepen understanding of transformations:

1. What determines whether a shape requires a reflection or a rotation after translation?
2. How can we verify congruency after applying transformations?
3. What are the properties of quadrilaterals that remain unchanged during transformations?
4. How do different transformations affect orientation and position?
5. Why is it important to perform transformations in a specific sequence?

Tip: Always start with translations before considering rotations or reflections when aligning two shapes on a coordinate grid.